One of the coolest stores I've been to in a while. Vintage gear, visage records. Hard to find…read morethings... love it!!

Review Visit: November 6th, 2016…read more The name in all honesty should be... Endless Records. While killing time in St. Louis, MO, I decided to stop by this music store to see what they offered. Well, they offer endless vinyl to pour over. Endless cds to browse. Endless vhs tapes to get at a cheap price. They had it all and then some. Rows and rows and rows of cds, vinyls, dvds, vhs tapes. Boxes and boxes of the same all over the place. If you are claustrophobic, this store is not for you. If you are a music lover, this store is for you. If you are both... well take your chance and maybe find something cool or unique. The prices on everything seems pretty good, if not a bit cheap. Every artist I thought of, I found something from them. Even happened upon bands I haven't heard of in forever. They do take trade-ins if you are looking to offload rare music stuff or music players. Quite a great little stop if you love music or vinyl or clutter. I tried to capture the charm and the quantity of stuff available in my photos, so you can see what I am talking about.

Absolutely amazing selection of rare and collectible books. And the interior is stunning. Well…read moreworth a day trip to Cherokee St to appreciate this local gem.

Stopped by during the cookie crawl on Cherokee street and met the owner. She is such a wonderful…read moreperson. Picked up a copy of Levine, hard to find. Wonderful collection, will be back to visit the upstairs!

This was such a cool bookstore. It had some great nice editions of classics or collections. There…read morewas a wide variety of genres and selection. The workers were very knowledgeable and friendly. All of the books were in good condition and worth the values that they were priced as.

Fun used bookstore. Great selection of religious titles, which was a surprise, but also exactly…read morewhat my wife was looking for! Team members were all polite and kind, including introducing us to Leo, the store canine. He is, clearly a very good boy, and deserves all the pets you can give when you go! Store is organized well by topic, and the basement is not to be missed! We found a book for less than half of what Amazon wanted for it and my wife was impressed with the condition. We'd rather give our money to a local shop than the big A any chance we can! Great to have another option with good pricing and value for unique finds. Looking forward to regular visits in the future.

Culture Vibes is an African American shop that has a lot of interesting visuals that will pull you…read moreinto the store. The first thing you'll notice is the incense wafting out into Union Station. There is cool music playing to listen to as you browse the dvds, cds, posters and games. There is a cool looking guy in dread locks who works there who is nice enough.

I am in 7th grade, and I went on a field trip to Saint Louis. We went to the Union Station for…read moredinner, because we were out of state, far away from home. I collect and play retro video games, and so I went there and bought a NES game. It's pins were really dirty, and I didn't see that until after I put the game in my NES. Well it didn't work, and may have made the Connectors dirty, and now my NES, that was working 3 days ago, doesn't work. Otherwise the owner is really nice, but the store had an odd atmosphere.

Such a lovely experience! Had a date night out with the…read morehubby and it just so happened to be open a little later. We were greeted by friendly faces that were all wearing masks! And yep even without seeing their mouths; their eyes, tone, and body language welcomed us right in. We had a great time joking and taking about our favorite characters. All of our questions were answered and that included a beer breakdown for my husband. We got a Storm figurine that I am in love with and a few other pieces, included some work by a local artist. I guess next time, we'll bring the kids and let them join in the fun.

I come on Monday nights for their VHS double features, programmed by their awesome bartender, Sean…read more The drinks are always strong and tasty, and it's fun to watch whatever horror show (genre or disaster) Sean has dug up for our viewing pleasure. There is a back area with games, but I never hang out there. Right now they're doing a "Cringe off" bracket, which might not be everyone's thing, but there's always something interesting!

I came here for a comedy show and they had a decent selection of coffee AND alcoholic beverages…read more The venue is intimate yet cafe-like. I had a Cinna-Maple Latte because it's my absolute favorite kind of coffee to have and it was really good for a cold February night in St. Louis. I love that the owner/barista did not make assumptions on what kind of milk I wanted, he actually asked me what kind of milk did I want in my latte. That was greatly appreciated and my stomach thanks you! I will return!

The concept of this coffee shop/bookstore is excellent, and the coffee that I ordered last night…read morewas solid and delicious. I came here last night looking for a coffee shop late last night for my iced caramel latte. This place has been on my list of places to visit in STL, and I finally did it last night. My visit for an iced caramel latte turned into a delightful surprise. It was a quick in and out, but I stayed longer than planned. The shop was hosting a music open night, and I enjoyed a live performance until closing time. I shall visit again during the day, check out their book selection, and stay in to enjoy my cuppa.

This is the best and most reasonable service in town! He has completed more projects that I can…read morename! He even helped us get the city to fix a problem in the alley that was contributing to our issues in our yard, and we have not had any issues since.

Absolutely positively above and beyond! Went into this with no expectation and Bryan blew me away!…read moreSure, he could have just pointed out what needed to be fixed and called it a day. But, instead, he took a ton of time to fill me in on what he was doing, history of the architecture of the place/pipes, showing me his method, helping me understand what was involved, searching for the outside thing covered by weeds in the backyard (not his fault, took up his time!), and simply providing me an education in something that probably another person could have ignored and just provided the results. He is A++ in my book!

The moment I walked in I was approached by a woman doing a petition. She asked me to sign after…read moreverbally giving me info. I told her I'd like to read about it before I sign and she kind of looked at me like I'm crazy and said "I like to be more informed before I make a decision." She told me no one else had to think about it and I told her I did. That was weird and uncomfortable, especially when she turned from me and asked my wife. She gave the same answer. Selection is pretty broad but the store is very political and it's obvious. They have a sign that said "everyone is welcome, except ICE.", Black Lives Matter, gay pride, and anything that is demeaning to republicans. It's honestly distracting and disappointing. Someone who may not have the same beliefs may not feel comfortable walking around with fascist stickers, and everything that is demeaning towards "the right". Value is good and as I said before the selection is quite broad. There were a lot of pro-gay books which you never really see anywhere else. There are also all kinds of self help books and everything else you might expect. Overall I do recommend this place, but I can see how a large majority of people would feel really out of place here. That aside, it's a really nice establishment with very friendly staff. Not so crazy about the woman in the front pressuring me to sign her petition. I'm sure she meant well though.

I popped in on a whim to pass some time, and I'm glad I did. I forgot how lovely this shop is. They…read morehave an excellent selection of books, very well curated. I love how they have a section devoted to translated literature - I'm on a Japanese literature kick! I even found a book on my TBR downstairs in their used section, which felt very lucky - especially for $7! They don't have as many knick-knacks and gifty things as other indie bookstores, but I don't mind it. Sometimes I'd rather have the focus be on the books.